Dilophosaurus (dye-LO-fuh-SAWR-us) Dilophosaurus (dyeLOfuhSAWRus)

Quick facts about Dilophosaurus!

• Existed from 199.3 million years ago to 182.7 million years ago • Lived in a ridge • Was a carnivore • Reproduced by laying eggs • 6 different specimens have been found by paleontologists

Page 1 Sources: newdinosaurs.com, dinodictionary.com, and dinosaurpictures.org Oviraptor ( o-vih-RAP-tor )

Oviraptor

( ovihRAPtor )

Quick facts about Oviraptor! • Oviraptor means “egg thief” • Could run as fast as an ostrich • Lived in parts of Mongolia • Nested its own eggs • Could have 20 eggs at a time

Page 2 Sources: newdinosaurs.com, dinodictionary.com, and dinosaurpictures.org Stegosaurus ( STEG-uh-SAWR-us ) Stegosaurus

( STEGuhSAWRus )

Quick facts about Stegosaurus! • Existed from Upper Jurassic Epoch to Lower Cretaceous Epoch • Lived in a terrestrial habitat • Was a herbivore • Reproduced by laying eggs • 75 different specimens have been found by paleontologists

Page 3 Sources: newdinosaurs.com, dinodictionary.com, and dinosaurpictures.org Brachiosaurus (BRACK-ee-uh-SAWR-us) Brachiosaurus (BRACKeeuhSAWRus)

Quick facts about Brachiosaurus! • Their names mean “arm lizards” • They weighed as much 4 elephants • They stood over 2 ½ stories high • They were as long as 2 railroad cars • They lived in North America, Africa and Tanzania

Page 4 Sources: newdinosaurs.com, dinodictionary.com, and dinosaurpictures.org Tyrannosaurus Rex (tye-RAN-uh-SAWR-us) Tyrannosaurus Rex (tyeRANuhSAWRus)

Quick facts about Tyrannosaurus Rex! • This dinosaur had 60 razor sharp teeth • The teeth on the Tyrannosaurus could be up to 9 inches long • This dinosaur used its tail to maintain balance • The Tyrannosaurus weighed as much as an Asian Elephant • This dinosaur’s top speed was about 18 MPH—faster than humans!

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